X2 She is definitely a B.C.Longicauda from Peru it's possible that she might even be Anerytheristic as it is very common among B.C.L but would need better lighting to tell.
I have always wanted a Longtailed Boa, however shd will probably not exhibit the "Long tail" as it is generally only seen in males of the species.
Congratulations on bringing home such a lovely Snake.
Longicauda are generally regarded as a very calm and easygoing type of Boa. I have a good friend who uses a male Longicauda to do outreach shows with kids.
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X2 She is definitely a B.C.Longicauda from Peru it's possible that she might even be Anerytheristic as it is very common among B.C.L but would need better lighting to tell.
I have always wanted a Longtailed Boa, however shd will probably not exhibit the "Long tail" as it is generally only seen in males of the species.
Congratulations on bringing home such a lovely Snake.
Longicauda are generally regarded as a very calm and easygoing type of Boa. I have a good friend who uses a male Longicauda to do outreach shows with kids.
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Thank you! I'm not 100% she's a girl yet though. We haven't sexed her yet since she's just been relaxing. She loved all the lil kids at the expo though! & the only thing she has gotten huffy about is my friends dog lol. & it's like lil spurts of hissing, kinda cute. I will do more research on longicuada then!
Thanks again.
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